this robot made me cry...A LOT (BIG HERO 6)
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Fun fact: Big Hero 6 was originally a Marvel comic from the early 2000’s!!!
Yeah but I don’t like it
@@crazynatsu55production94 cool
@@crazynatsu55production94 I- I don’t think anybody cares
@@crazynatsu55production94 Gonna cry
It’s loosely based on the comic.
Nat: "...I'm excited to get into a sweeter, more lighthearted animated film..."
*Picks a movie that conceptually revolves around grief*
Me: On a scale of one to ten, how would you rate your pain?
@@lovefinder4001 fck off bots
NO NO THE BOTS CAN NOT I REPEAT CAN NOT TAKE OVER YOUTUVE😭😭
lmao
Z-Zero *as i have tears in my eyes*
Hahaha calm down 6 fingered man
When I watched this movie in theaters, A young boy started crying a lot when the older brother died and his parents took him out of the theater. They came back like 15 mins later and watched the rest of the movie. After the movie the boy was still sad and teary eyed. I overheard the boys dad talking to someone. They went to watch the movie because the older brother had died recently and they were all planning on watching the movie together So they went to watch the movie anyway to try and cheer the boy up. Just tragic.
Reminds me of a friend of mind. He had lost his dog of 20yrs to old age, that weekend his wife bought him a movie about a dog. Marley and Me. 3 blubbering fools is what occured from it.
Omg that's so heartbreaking 💔
Damn.
That's so damn sad. I wish I could give him a hug. I have a little sister and I can't even imagine... I just can't
I...I have no words.
as SOON as she went "im happy to get into a lighthearted animated movie" and saw that it was big hero 6 i just went "oh.....oh you sweet sweet innocent child...."
I love Baymax cause he is the perfect example of a robot who only acts within its programing, but is not evil
Yeah, seems like the Hippocratic oath and basic medical ethics are a pretty good basis for an AI's programming.
Baymax confirmed lawful good 😌
He legit saves the team from harm or death about 20 times in the film
"Baymax! Destroy!"
That depends what type of programming.
Who is the one programming or authorize a programming.
Imagine a surveillance camera scanning you to determine whether you’re a criminal.
Isn’t that privacy violation?
Natalie: “I just wanted to watch a fun animated film, lighthearted and silly, you know…”
Me: “Oh hell yeah! 😃”
Natalie: “…so I picked Big Hero 6!”
Me: “…oh…oh no….”
Has Natalie seen Coco? 🙄
This made me holler 😂
Man this movie made me cry like 3 times 😭
@@fixer1140 Wanted to post this question, too. Double load of tissues for that one.
@@woodch grab a drink, grab a snack and a full truck of tissues.
That one line always gets to me. In Baymax videos of Tadashi.
"I'm not giving up on you. You don't know it yet but the world needs you"
I really spoke to me when I was having serious depressive episodes and was on the edge.
I hope you're okay now
@Eman Maila I have my days. Both good and bad. But overall I think I am
Fun fact: Every piece of technology displayed in the film is based on real machines, technology, and science. They had a featurette discussing all the inspirations and science behind the movie. Suchas how baymax is inspired by soft body robots and Asimo.
do you have a link? Thank you!
And his movements were modeled after baby penguins ❤
Comics Baymax was very different
"He's kinda dumb but also kinda smart"
Welcome to the wonderful world of engineering.
I had a coworker who was one of our best engineers. Much lower energy than this character. Talked like he was stoned 24/7 and would talk about snowboarding all the time.
But if you were ever stuck in a coding wall, he would come up and suggest one tiny change that would magically piece everything together.
He was also a die-hard flat-earther. Due to the way he talked, you could never tell if he was serious about it or trolling us.
Y'all engineers are weird, man. Not quite pure-of-heart enough to be scientists (science is more 'art' for us), but clearly just as smart. And you get paid more lol.
I had an engineer coworker like that. He was a bit higher energy, but with long, hippie hair, and he wasn't a flat-earther - he was a hollow-earther.
🎵 He crop dusts in Whole Foods, BABY!! 🎵
Ur co-worker is a _character_
@@kimm6589 "Pure-of-heart enough to be scientists" Um. So. Do I wanna bring up the history of science in the 20th century, or...
0:57 I'm just kinda excited to get into a sweeter, more light hearted animated film
28:57 I'm crying all my make up off
When I watched this movie for the first time, I think I was I completely emotionless.
@@OutOfIdeas9977 same
I didn’t cry at all.
@@OutOfIdeas9977 i did
A lot of people don't realize, "Big Hero 6" is a marvel property, hence why Stan Lee had a cameo.
It was heavily modified for this movie due to two reasons. Reason 1, Big Hero 6 was a rather mature comic. Reason 2, Big Hero 6 is heavily associated with the X-Men, and even had several mutant members. Since, at the time, Fox owned X-Men and mutants, Big Hero 6 had to be heavily modified to differentiate itself from the comic.
I wonder what the movie would look like if Disney already owned Fox at the time this movie was made..
Does that rather mature content include the girls getting together with Hiro and aunt cass with huge knockers?
@@RayHardman7567mature as in bloody and adult topic. The original Big Hero 6, everyone was adults, there was no Aunt Cass, Hiro made BayMax, not his brother, and BayMax was a battle robot from the beginning.
@@Ncyphen oh. Never heard of it till I saw the movie. Thought it was just something someone thought up while bored. Didn't know it was an existing comic.
@@RayHardman7567Basically, Big Hero 6 was a sub-team of the X-Men that operated in Japan.
Natalie: "I'm excited to get into a sweeter, more lighthearted film..."
Me: 👀 Um.....
My nephew wanted me to watch this film with him (he'd seen it before, I had not), and said it was really good. We're, what, 10 minutes into the film when the big thing happens, and I look at my nephew like "Are you freaking kidding me??" 😭 I started getting upset (especially thinking about my own older sister and younger brother), and my nephew gave me a hug and said, "It's okay, Sherry... it's not real. It's just a movie."
LOL. Okay, kid, fine... just give me a minute to compose myself, okay? 😳 😂
This is so cute. 🥺🥺🥺
"ITS NOT REAL, ITS JUST A MOVIE" HAHSHAGSHAVS i need to hear this more often in my life, i need to ask someone a favour now
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Oh boy... I remember when this movie came out, I was in a really low point in my life. My sister had died of cancer the year before. I saw myself into Hiro and it's emotional every time I rewatch it.
hope u doing well and may she rest in paradise🙏🏽
@@im_kaio yeah it had been 8 years, it was pretty rough
I'm sure she's in a better place now
@@nialvessal liar
@@Reda7nv get help weirdo
@@Reda7nv Do you know him to know he’s lying?
This is a beautiful movie in my opinion. If you haven't seen Moana, Raya and the Last Dragon, and Encanto, I recommend watching those as well.
I agree so much
And Luca!
Moana and Encanto are great.
Raya and the last dragon is really mid though. Not that good of a movie.
@@FenixTheSnolx Luca is another really good one
@@suvijii841 Luca is overrated, not as good as other mentioned animated movies.
"What is grief, if not love persevering?"
-Vision, 2021
I don’t normally cry or get anywhere close to crying in movies but the “TADASHI’S GONE!” Scene just almost got me.
A youngish kid with passed on loved ones, befriending and teaming up with a lovable robot who spends the whole movie protecting him and then sacrifices himself to save the human he cares for the most?
This is basically a more Marvel-ish, superhero oriented Iron Giant! I love it to death already!
I would've used marshmallow-y as an adjective.
It is Marvel, they're a team based in Japan and had X-Man Sunfire and Wolverine villain Silver Samurai on the team.
Also their aunt is fully how I feel like I'd be as a parent in general ... "should I pick up a parenting book? probably!!" LOL
The fact that the medical chip has his brother's name on it as a constant reminder that his brother always cared for him gets me every fucking time. Since I also have an older brother, albeit not as caring as Tadashi, I was a wreck when I first saw this movie.
*This movie really got us bawling over a robotic marshmallow.*
Is it just me or is Chris atkeson who inspired baymax is a human form of baymax but with emotional features???
"I have more money" That should of been your first clue, no kid has a money roll like that for no reason
Fun fact, in the avengers movie with ultron, when Tony switches his AI in his suit from JARVIS to FRIDAY, if you look closely one of the other options of AI has the name Tadashi on it
This and Tangled are my favorites from the Disney Revival Era. This was such an amazing film and Baymax is one of my favorite characters in animation.
Y'know the beginning part of Big Hero 6 teaches an important lesson. If someone is addicted to something, or doing something potentially dangerous and you can't prevent them from doing it, then accompany them somehow. Make sure you know you've done what you can to eliminate as much danger as you can, and then be there for them through it as well. Life lessons.
I really enjoyed this movie. No matter how many times I watch this, the Tadashi is here scene along with Go Go hugging Hiro, and Baymax saying I will always be with you always make me cry.
Natalie, the reason you probably recognize Fred's voice is that he was played by TJ Miller, who you've seen previously in the Deadpool movies. He plays Deadpool's bartender friend, Weasel.
Nat: I'm excited to get into a more lighthearted, animated movie
Me: Oh, boy
Part of the genius of this movie is having the significant death happen before you really care about the person who died... because it's not their story. But it tricks you. Then the movie comes at you from the side as being about Hiro dealing with grief and HIS love for his brother and HIS feelings of loss and anger are what hit us emotionally because we've all been there in one way or another. It's brilliant storytelling. And to see Hiro go from "is this what Tadashi would have wanted" to "someone has to help" is an amazing journey for such a short film. Not a second of time wasted.
This reminds me of a time when I too was in the mood for a sweeter, more lighthearted animated movie…
…So I took my brother to see “Up” 💀
A seriously under-hyped movie. So glad you’re watching it.
? Underhype? I thought it was quite hyped when it came out tho….
@@EnaLikes It was popular on release but who talks about it these days?
A really awesome detail is when Hiro is saying goodbye to Baymax if you pause it you can see that the reflection in Hiro’s eye is not of Baymax but instead Tadashi.
Because they wanted to show that when he was saying goodbye to Baymax it was like he was saying goodbye to Tadashi all over again. And it just melts my heart and breaks it at the same time too. The animators went so hard in this film. 🥺😭
Big hero 6 will always hold a place in my heart because of what it represents for me. No scene in any movie has ever made me cry like the sequence at 23:50. I lost my brother in 2003 and my family never really stopped to process the loss, myself included. It hit me especially hard for pretty personal reasons and I basically shut down emotionally for close to 15 years. While we ended up processing it as a family later, that scene is always a reminder to me that we take our loved ones with us, they are never truly gone.
Emotional stuff aside, glad you liked big hero 6. Its a fun film with fantastic animation and an interesting cast!
Literally nearly my exact situation, I lost my big brother when i was just a little girl roughly 12 years ago - but my family has always had issues expressing emotions to one another, so it was like one day he was there then he wasn't - and since i was so young i don't have any childhood memories (that i could clearly recall) with him. So anything to do with losing siblings always hits real hard, even to this day i find myself struggling to talk about him without choking up.
What scene kills me personally is the part where Baymax is saying that Tadashi would've lived a long life with a healthy diet and etc, ughh just gut wrenching honestly.
Nat''s animated movie reactions always hit me in the heart 🤗
The characters were created by Man of Action Entertainment for Marvel, the same people who created Ben 10 and Generator Rex. The film version however gave it a redesign for the characters and lore, like mixing Japanese and American culture.
such an incredible movie, is definitely in my top 3 animated films ever. The level of maturity with which it approaches grief and showing depression in a way that is believable but also in a way kids can easily understand is just amazing
Why'd I watch this knowing damn well I bawl every time I see it. I'm literally sobbing right now
I feel like everytime Natalie says she wants to watch a light hearted animated film, she ends up crying
Yk one of the many reasons I like nat so much is how we both cry more to children’s animations movies than the “normal” one
Though I cry for literally everything hahah
Cuz kid's cartoons are designed to make you cry
On the subject of crying... I've been very severely depressed for about 2/3 of my life at this point and something that can happend when one is depressed really bad for a long time is one loses the ability to cry. Which is frustrating because crying is the healthy outlet and there's this frightening sensation of wrongness about feeling like you're crying for days on end while at the same time not actually being able to. Your channel was the first of its kind I stumbled upon and sitting down to experience a familiar film through the perspective of someone else has enabled me to let go and just cry together with a random stranger on the internet. It's really cathartic so thank you!
I love 'Big Hero 6', I actually just watched 'Rise of the Guardians' this evening, that's another favorite animated film. Lots of voice talent!
Yes! The “Jack Frost nipping at your nose” scene (don’t wanna say more without spoiling it for Nat) is one of my favorite animated scenes!
"A sweeter more lighthearted film..."
Oh boy....
I love this movie. It's weirdly niche or maybe just overlooked, being overshadowed over the years by big budget live action superhero films, but it's earnest and heartwarming and I don't think I've met a single person who saw this movie who didn't think BayMax wasn't the most adorable robot ever (or maybe tied with Wall-E). I'm glad we were able to share this experience with you.
I have a handful of films you may not have seen for your consideration in the future, mostly because I feel in the Reaction-Tube arena, they haven't gotten much exposure yet:
The City of Lost Children (this is a film in French - while it's definitely better in its original language and subtitled in English, dubbing is an option and I feel it's still a good movie)
Dragonslayer (believe it or not, this is a very old Disney film!)
The Three Amigos
Dark City
The Monster Squad
(the latter two might make good choices for Natmare season - they're both broadly speaking horror movies, but they're not super frightening, which I think really hits your wheelhouse scary-movie-wise)
It got overshadowed by Frozen. It was the next film Disney released. The Frozen craze had nowhere near died down yet.
The writing overall is a bit sub par I have to say. The thing that makes it so beloved by those who do remember it, is that relationship with baymax/dealing with grief that Hiro goes through. Honestly I think the movie would have been much better (but probably sold far worse) if it was entirely about that, and maybe have a second movie to start the whole Hero thing.
It also has a really good depiction of theoretical AI, which is another plus.
I hated Wall-E lol
@@kimm6589 That's fine. It still is a far better written film, but we enjoy what we enjoy. I've never really liked Citizen Kane, but I still understand it's a really damn good movie.
Good choices
Ouch. This one hit hard. My mother recently passed and this was one of the last movies we watched together. She loved it enough that every year it'd get watched once with a home cooked meal. Thank you for sharing this and making me a blubbering mess. 🐾❤🧡
Legit one of Disney's best movies ever and one of the few I would actually have loved to see a full blown sequel to!
I'm surprised they haven't made a sequel to this movie. It's really well done and hits all the right 'feels'.
Honestly, I saw the villain twist coming.
*Spoilers*
What would have really shocked me is if Tadashi was the villain. I NEVER would have seen that coming.
Yeah cuz it would’ve made no sense
Now THAT would be something 😂
@@jakekayden4061 Oh I agree it wouldn't have made any sense, I'm just saying that would have really caught me off guard.
@@NatalieGoldReacts Thanks for the reply and the video, Natalie. I've been subbed to you ever sense I saw you Star Wars Episode III reaction, and I can't wait to see what you tackle next.
Natalie not even realizing that this is a Marvel movie really cracked me up for some reason 😂
Great movie and a great reaction, Nat!
If you want a delightful animated movie that is ACTUALLY light fun with just enough heart to make you go AWWWW but not as heavy on the tears, I highly recommend: Megamind.
Another underrated gem. Also ADORING your A:TLA reactions keep them going!
MEGAMIND
I absolutely LOVE this movie! It's got it all...action, comedy, drama, etc. The music is great, and the visuals are amazing. Also, I can't not think of Stargate (which I loved) whenever I see the portals. Fun fact: Disney went all out to create San Fransokyo (a combination for San Francisco and Tokyo) for this movie. They used public records to create rough representations of all the buildings in San Francisco, down to street lights and trees. If you know the address, you can find a similar size & type of building in San Fransokyo as it would be in the real life San Francisco. Also, they created 750,000 people, all unique (including avatars of all the film crew), to populate the city.
That was an unexpected greatness today. Really a well done story. And, TJ Miller from How to Train, yes, and Deadpool. And, Alan Tudyk as Krei.
"I am not fast" LOVE that line and delivery!
i remember watching this at the cinema and when the movie finished i couldn't see a single thing because my eyes were swollen from crying. I CRIED THE ENTIRE MOVIE- 😭
Baymax is like a walking PSA :D
Every time I here that line "That darn cat!", I always feel it's a reference to Disney's 1965 film with Hayley Mills and Dean Jones.
:)
I didn't expect Stan Lee in this movie the first time I saw it. I think he helped with the movie and that's why he got his well deserved cameo.
@@FenixTheSnolx now I want to see that be a reality.
this movie makes me cry in a special way, because aunt kas loos like my ex gilfriend (who was in love with) and her nickname was "kess" so is like this character was literaly made to beat my feeling up...
Fun fact: SF streets really do get empty like that, and relatively early too considering it's a major US city, almost completely at around maybe 9 pm
I've said this before and I'm repeating myself every video: I love how personal your greetings feel.
One of my favorite Disney Animated movies! So technological, so creative, so emotional, the Marvel backstory that coincides with it (which makes all the Ant-Man references you made Nat make more sense)… IT’S AMAZING!!!
The series on Disney XD is pretty good too, and while it’s definitely more than just a sequel that showcases what happens immediately after the movie’s ending, I still wish we got sequel in theaters and in CG too. Disney+ is making that Baymax series, so we’ll have to wait and see…
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tricks I do not know
Megan: "Hotter"
Hopi: "Sweeter"
Joonie: "Cooler"
Yoongi: "Butter
So with toy and his tricks, do not read it to him that he writes well mamon there are only to laugh for a while and not be sad and stressed because of the hard life that
is lived today.
Köz karaş: '' Taŋ kaldım ''
Erinder: '' Sezimdüü ''
Jılmayuu: '' Tattuuraak ''
Dene: '' Muzdak ''
Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis.
Aç köz arstan
Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon.
Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu wins taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. '' Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt '' dep oylodu arstan.
Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu. # 垃圾
They are one of the best concerts, you can not go but just seeing them from the screen, I know it was surprising
💗❤️💌💘
This movie did come out before even the first Ant-Man though. :)
One of the most underrated movies out there! Watched it with my son recently... While he was laughing and pumping his fist flying on the couch, I was crying like a baby! lol
The use of Baymax' sweet face as your expletive bleep is just...perfection.
A wonderful movie ^.^
Holds a special place in my heart, too, since... well, much like the movie itself, I lost my big brother; our last interaction was literally the fist bump into Baymax's "ba-la-la-la-la". :P
Nowadays it's kind of bittersweet, but definitely more sweet than bitter. :)
i wholeheartedly stand by this movie being one of the best, most underrated animated movies. and no, that is not to say it is one of the best OUT OF the underrated movies... it is one of THE BEST movies and somehow remains underrated!
this film is in my top 3 Disney animated films!! I love it so much. Funny, action packed, and makes me cry very easily
This is one of the best reactions from you Natalie. Big Hero 6 is a movie with special meaning for me as I watched this movie with my son Aaron before he passed away from cancer. It brought back special memories watching and seeing your emotional reaction. You have such a tender heart. Thank you Natalie.
Next up for children’s movies about a loveable robot that will make you definitely cry - The Iron Giant.
She’s seen it, watch her Ted Lasso reaction, a clip of the film pops up in the show and she mentioned how much she loves the movie.
She might do it down the line if she wants to though!
I'm so glad that you liked this movie!
Random trivia, the neurotransmitters aren't magic. People have even constructed neurotransmitters today, and they're sophisticated and intuitive enough that a monkey wearing one was able to control a robotic arm to solve puzzles.
I'm sure that you're kind of overwhelmed with requests, but... here we go! Some show suggestions:
- Arcane, which quickly beat Squid Game to be the most popular show on Netflix
- The Umbrella Academy, which is like a superhero show except surprisingly nuanced and mature.
- The Legend of Vox Machina, which is an animated fantasy show based on a D&D campaign (but you don't need to know anything about D&D to enjoy it!) It was funded by a Kickstarter and had the goal of making $750,000 in 40 days. When 40 days had passed, it had raised over $11.3 million.
Fun fact: the statue Baymax destroys when trying out his fist is of Hans from Frozen, and while they are flying in town there is a balloon of Olaf as well.
This movie is about emotions, packed well. Of course Nat tuned into it, got the vibe ASAP.
My personal favourite is *Wall-E*
Cute, fun, but full of many darker deeper thoughts.
Love this film! And technically a Marvel movie.
As an anime fan, of course I loved this movie too. The setting is neither San Francisco nor Tokyo but a weird fictional hybrid of the two.
You look 40 John
@@layton6202 Your point being?
@@JJR93 ....the vast amount of Japanese cartoons are targeted at kids
@@layton6202 not true there are a bunch of non anime that are aimed for older people like attack on titans
@@davidhansen1311 just because it has blood in it does not make it for adult it's still a very juvenile show mixed in with serious moments but is still very predictable
Big Hero 6 is a family favorite. Glad you enjoyed. A quick recommendation, there are several animated Disney films that flew under the radar but we're truly excellent. I'd give Treasure Planet a watch.
I love this movie so much. How Hiro deals with the grief of losing his brother Tadashi is so real. I can relate to his emotional anguish so well, having lost my paternal grandparents, whom I loved dearly. I lost my grandfather when I was in 8th grade and my grandmother more recently.
I totally get the whole "not crying at the death but crying at how it affects others" thing; it's like in Bambi, when his mom isn't there with him you know what happened and it's sad, but then he starts running around frantically calling out for her... Yeah, that's when the faucet turns on full blast.
For me it was the moment when Bambi’s father appears out of the mist & tells him that his mother is gone.
This whole movie is fantastic. Funny, sad, happy, angry, loss, gain, it literally has everything that makes a movie great.
The reason i like this movie so much is because for the first time in a very long time, the bad guy wasn't the ceo of a big company. It was the "kind hearted" college professor. The ceo was actually a really decent guy.
It's not a perfect movie by any means, but it is one of my favorites! Watching you react to it made me realize a lot of the subtle parallels that they make in the film, like Hiro looking in the glass and how he goes into the portal like how Tadashi went into the burning building. It has given me a greater appreciation for it!
Big Hero 6 is actually (loosely) based on a short run Japanese Marvel comic. So yeah, that was Stan Lee in the painting
One of my favorite movies of all time!! I love how it makes dealing with grief and the importance of mental health so accessible
Going in blind to big hero 6 is the best! I love watching your reactions and how good you are at guessing plot. Excited to keep watching and grow with the community 💕
hii natalie! I'm from Brazil and I usually watch reacts in English to practice my listening, I wanna say that your pronunciation is very clean, I can understand everything! it's really helping me, thanks!! 😊
Man, the first time I saw this movie, it was sooo much better than I thought it was going to be from just seeing the trailer
Watch "Coco" please, it is so good! The only animated movie that made my cry 😅
I'd really recommend the sequel TV series they did for the movie. It's a different artstyle but the voice cast is basically the same and it really expands the universe. I love it a lot.
Fun fact: before Tony grabs the Friday AI, one of the options was “Tadashi”. Nice little Easter egg.
Great movie!. The statue destroyed was of Hans (Frozen). I also think Baymax meant in Hiro’s heart when he said Tadashi is here.
Great reaction to a fantastic movie. I love this film, and found myself crying along with you during the reaction.
Just what I didn't know I needed today. Thank you.
This movie always chokes me up. No matter how many times I've watched it. My kids were 9 & 5 when it came out, so I've seen it a lot. :-)
this is such an beautifully scripted film the goofy gut- mascot T.J.Miller comic/actor. great voice.I liked this movie the first time I saw it. but your reaction to it made it new again for me.
Very well-said summary. It gets better every time we watch it.
She’s way to smart for a lot of movies. Always knows the big twists. Lol.
Has she watched Sixth Sense?
Childrens movies usually have more predictable plots, which does not make them bad by any means.
Let's have her watch arcane, berserk and re zero.
@@corryjamieson3909 get outta here weeb
@@layton6202 do you prefer Pepsi or Coke?
This is EXACTLY what I needed
i saw the title and was like "yaay time to see nat cry again" XD love you nat!!
It's cool that Krei, who eventually turned into kind of a creepy business dude, nevertheless was still such a tech geek at heart, and he totally geeked out over both Hiro's microbots and later Tadashi's Baymax. That's the person he was until he sold out to money and power, if that's what he did.
Natalie: I'm ready for this ride!
Me: Yeah, a ride of emotions! 🤣
Fred's dad is stan lee.
Nat: I'm fine. This is easy. I'm getting out unscathed. Also Nat: I'm not okay.
I don't remember crying when I watched this movie, granted it was a long time ago and I might have, but damn, watching Nat experience these movies and getting emotional always makes me cry too. Thanks for all these moments, I love them.
Sorry this movie is heavily slept on and it just a good story with meaning behind it. This is very much a recommendation movie to watch.
Another is “INSIDE OUT” that’s a recommendation 🙏🙏🙏🙏
After this was such a surprisingly emotional experience for you, you deserve something truly fun and light-hearted. Next up: Inside Out.
Fred was voiced by T.J. Miller, who was in How to Train Your Dragon and also Wade's best friend/bartender in Deadpool
20:49
I haven't thought of this part like that
it actually does resemble the beginning of movie on the bike
so many details